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Real Zaragoza have re-signed midfielder Jose Maria Movilla until the end of the season.
The 37-year-old, who won the Copa del Rey in 2004 during a three-year spell with the Blanquillos, was a free agent after leaving Rayo Vallecano in the summer.
Movilla played all 38 league games for Rayo as they secured their league status following promotion from the Segunda Division.


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But a solid camp and positional needs helped elevate the Hewitt-Trussville product to one of only two true freshmen on the Gamecocks' opening-day two-deep depth chart.
Dunn is listed as the backup to junior center Max Holcombe. Anthony Johnson is listed behind sophomore Markis Merrill — another first-year player — at one of the wide receiver spots.
"It's very exciting, coming in my first year and with the first year of the coaching staff as well," Dunn said. "When I came in, I knew it was going to be tough, but if I put in the work and did everything, everything would fall into place. And it did."
The Gamecocks had four true freshmen among non-specialists on their opening-day two-deep a year ago. It usually takes special circumstances for a true freshman to break into the two-deep, especially on the line, and Dunn met two of them. The Gamecocks needed depth on the offensive line, and Dunn came from a big-school prep background that head coach Bill Clark believes makes him ready for the college game.
"It's just so hard to come into this level, and that's why when you get a guy from a bigger school who's well-coached and played in those wars with the Hoovers, the Vestavias, the Clay-Chalkvilles, it's close to college football," Clark said. "That's what we saw out of Dunn — a guy who understood line calls and didn't have to go play both sides of the ball like guys at some of the smaller schools.
"He's been able to focus on his position and he came in ready to go. Of our young guys, he was by far the most impressive and that's how he kind of earned that spot."
Gamecocks offensive line coach Mike Bennefield called it a "wonderful pleasure" to see how fast Dunn has developed.
It helped that he was able to come in early as a priority walk-on, the silent service that gets treated in Clark's organization on the same plane as the scholarship players.
"That made me feel like I had just as good a chance as everyone else," he said.
Dunn discovered his spot on the two-deep by reading a news report. His friends texted congratulations.
"It's a big accomplishment," he said.
Johnson, meanwhile, clearly impressed in preseason practice. The Gamecocks have an abundance of receivers — young, but plentiful — but he established himself as a game-changer.
"This guy was a four-year starter in high school," Clark said. "He's a competitor, one of the super competitors you'll see out there. We expected to see him do well. He probably surpassed that, and that was a guy who was playing both ways (in high school). You see him there, so he's obviously done well."
How much the true freshmen actually get to play Saturday at Alabama State is uncertain. Dunn said "the adrenaline is going to be unreal" if he gets called into the game.
Holcombe plans to play every snap, but if the need ever arose for him to come out, he said he has "great confidence" in Dunn.
"That he's a true freshman on the two-deep shows a lot for his athletic ability and the confidence everybody has in him," Holcombe said. "I've seen great things out of Casey. He's buying into the system. He's learning the system. I have full confidence in him being my back up even if he has to play at some point. I think he's going to be very good whenever he gets his opportunity and when it comes I have full confidence in him making the most of it."
He already has handled the toughest question of camp like a veteran. As the backup center, it would have been remiss not to ask who the Gamecocks' opening-day starting quarterback was going to be. Dunn didn't bite.
"I don't know who it is," he said. "I just line up and snap the ball to whoever's back there to catch it."
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The CR-Z ditches its old nickel-metal hydride battery for 2013 and gains the Civic Hybrid's lithium-ion battery pack. The CR-Z also gains an S+ (sport plus) button that increases electric motor boost for up to ten seconds under full throttle...more
Open the door of a base model Honda CR-Z, and you'll notice something interesting in the footwell: three pedals. The CR-Z is the only hybrid car on the market with an available manual transmission. This coupe is not particularly powerful, with a combined 139 horses produced by its hybrid powertrain, but it has three separate driving modes—Econ, Normal, and Sport—to tune the hybrid's electric assist and regenerative braking to maximize power delivery or conserve the most fuel, depending on the driver's mood or driving style. The CR-Z's handling is commendable and allows the driver to make the most of the relatively small amount of power underhood, especially when driving on twisty back roads. The hybrid system, with its instant-on torque, makes the manual transmission easy to use, with effortless launches and little need for highway downshifts. The CR-Z delivers good fuel economy: a combined 37 mpg with the optional continuously variable transmission. The CR-Z is somewhat compromised by its two-seat packaging and poor rearward visibility, but it is one of the most-fuel-efficient cars in its segment. Other competitors such as the Hyundai Veloster might offer more space and some other features, but the CR-Z provides good, clean fun at an appetizing price.
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Paul-to-Lakers chatter growing as offseason discussions heat up
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The Lakers are talking to the Hornets about trading Chris Paul for Andrew Bynum
Wilson Chandler is considering his options despite being under contract in China
Contenders are calling Shane Battier and Grant Hill, who could be critical additions
When Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak fielded the inevitable question about trading for Dwight Howard last week, his intentionally vague response said everything about why the topic was being discussed in the first place.
"You're trying to get me to talk about one player that might be young?" Kupchak told reporters at the team's practice facility in El Segundo, Calif. "I understand a lot of our players' names have been out there [in the media] and maybe that's the one name you're referring to."
He knew the identity of the player, of course, because only one player of any relevance on his roster qualifies as young: 24-year-old center Andrew Bynum. That fact alone is why it's worth watching the Lakers in the weeks leading up to the season's Dec. 25 tipoff.
The Lakers are an old team with some new opportunities before them, chances to land Howard or -- as the most recent rumblings go this week -- Hornets point guard Chris Paul. Numerous front-office sources told SI.com that the Paul-to-the-Lakers chatter grew louder this week, and the common belief is that it would take Bynum to get that deal done (as opposed to 31-year-old forward Pau Gasol). Yahoo! Sports reported on Monday that the Lakers and Hornets have, in fact, spoken recently about Paul, and the talks will heat up over the next couple of weeks: ESPN.com reported Monday night that the Hornets may try to deal the potential 2012 free agent before the start of the season.
The Warriors, Clippers and Celtics are also known to have serious interest in Paul, and ESPN.com reported Monday that Atlanta, Houston and Dallas do as well. A source with knowledge of the Rockets' thinking confirmed to SI.com that Houston would even be willing to trade for Paul without an extension or assurance of his long-term plans.
But a strong argument can be made as to why it makes sense for the Lakers to add Paul or Howard, and former longtime Los Angeles Times NBA writer Mark Heisler even opined recently about the possibility of adding both. While the Lakers have shown time and time again how they can win without the often-injured Bynum, the notion of having a premier point guard to pair with Kobe Bryant during his twilight years is a new and possibly dynamic frontier. Derek Fisher wasn't on the league's short list of elite floor generals even in his prime, and he's certainly not now that he's 37 years old. That reality inspired Lakers legend Magic Johnson to call for change after his old team's playoff failure in 2011, when he tweeted that they should "blow it up" but was subsequently rebuffed by Kupchak.
Should Paul question the long-term viability of teaming up with an older group, he'd need only to be briefed on the Lakers' television contract with Time Warner to get a sense of their place in the market going forward. While the deal has been consistently reported as $3 billion over 20 years, SI.com reported numerous times, starting in April, that it was potentially worth $5 billion over 25 years. The Orange County Register recently confirmed that report. By comparison, the Lakers' $200 million annual deal would be more than 20 times that of the league's lowest (Charlotte's deal, according to industry sources, is worth $9 million annually).
Despite Bynum's having everything to do with the Lakers' classless fall to the Mavericks in a Western Conference semifinals sweep last postseason, Kupchak said he believes in the ability of his core to contend for a title. To review, it was Bynum's elbow on Mavericks guard J.J. Barea that resulted in the five-game suspension he is about to serve. Which team he'll be serving it for, however, remains to be seen.
Wilson Chandler's phone was supposed to be ringing off the hook from teams who wanted to secure his long-term hoops future. Instead, he waits half a world away for his time to come while free agency unfolds.
The Nuggets' small forward was the first of four current NBA players to sign deals with the Chinese Basketball Association during the lockout that didn't include out clauses; fellow free agents J.R. Smith and Kenyon Martin (both of whom played with Denver last season) and Aaron Brooks (Suns) were the others. And while things are going well for Chandler -- who is second in the league in scoring behind Smith while playing for Zhejiang Guangsha -- his agent told SI.com on Saturday that it remains to be seen whether Chandler can find his way out.
"Things get tricky," his agent, Chris Luchey, said. "You never know. As of right now, our intentions are to come back to the NBA in February or March [when the CBA season ends]. But it's basketball and things are always changing. I'll just say it like that. Things are always changing.
"We haven't even inquired about the possibility of being let go. We've just been following the procedure, just following our daily duty -- playing, practicing, getting ready for the next one. We haven't asked for a release. We haven't inquired about it. We haven't made any suggestions, any of that. We've just been playing."
It helps that the organization handles its affairs better than most. For all the horror stories of international teams not paying on time or treating their players poorly, Luchey said Zhejiang Guangsha officials have been top-notch and that Chandler has enjoyed his experience. The team, which is coached by former Lakers assistant Jim Cleamons, was 4-2 through Sunday and will play into March if it makes the playoffs.
After tying his career high with 15.3 points per game in 2010-11, Chandler -- who landed with Denver as part of the Carmelo Anthony trade and is a restricted free agent until next July -- would have no shortage of options. Even with his unique situation and no apparent need to discuss his NBA options, Luchey said he has been in contact with Nuggets general manager Masai Ujiri and a "handful" of other teams since executives were allowed to speak with agents last Wednesday.
"We've been in contact with Masai," Luchey said. "He called the first day they were able to communicate. They have a strong interest in keeping him on long term. They're the first team that we've been communicating with, the team that we've had consistent dialogue with since we've been able to communicate."
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BEREA—Maybe, the Browns are on to something.
After spotting the Steelers a 7-0 lead on the third play of the game two weeks ago, the Browns came back and outscored them 20-7 to start their current three-game winning streak.
On Sunday, before the 62,422 fans sat down the Chiefs were leading 7-0, 12 seconds into the game as Jamaal Charles went over right guard and outraced the Browns 80 yards for a touchdown and.
However, after the first play, the Browns scored 30-straight points to win going away and improve their record to 5-8. It was the first time the Browns have won three games in a row since they won their final four in 2009. It was also the first time the Browns have won by as large a margin since beating the Cardinals, 44-6 on Nov. 16, 2003. It is also the first time they've scored 30 unanswered points since 1991 when the Browns beat the Colts, 31-0.
Safety T.J. Ward likened Charles' touchdown to a bloody nose.
"You just have to stop the nosebleeds," Ward said. "In the past, sometimes we might let a nosebleed keep running, and affect us the rest of the game. Right now, one thing goes wrong and we are onto the next play and looking to make a better play."
Jabaal Sheard said the defense regrouped after the first play.
"The coaches made great adjustments," Sheard said. "We continued to play hard and pushed the re-set button."
To shut out the Chiefs for the 59:48 after the score was huge.
"It was an amazing effort, like usual," Joe Haden said. "The first play we gave them a seven-point lead. Charles, you can't take anything from him. He made a really good cut and he's a really good running back. Stuff like that happens, but after that we just rallied. I just like the way how our defense just kept going. As soon as they got that first play, we just shut them down the rest of the game."
As the defense was shutting down the Chiefs, the special teams sparked the Browns win. Rookie Travis Benjamin fielded a punt at the seven-yard line and raced 93 yards for a touchdown with 3:53 to play in the second quarter to give the Browns the lead for good at 10-7.
"It was a huge lift," Pat Shurmur said. "It puts us ahead in a game. We just took an 80-yard punch for a touchdown. That was a punch in the gut. To get a play like that to put you back on top, is something that you always hope for in a game."
The return by Benjamin was the longest in Browns' history, edging out Eric Metcalf, who returned a punt 92 yards against the Bengals for a score in 1994.
The Browns employed a little trickery as Josh Cribbs was at first deep and then ran up to the line to go for the block and Benjamin dropped back.
"I knew (I would score) when I made the first person miss and saw brown jerseys ahead of me," Benjamin said "When I saw Cribbs blocking the punter, I knew I had it."
Cribbs, who is the last player to return a punt for a touchdown for the Browns is used to being the big play guy on special teams.
"It feels great especially because I was out there on the field and I helped him do it," Cribbs said. "This is a selfless team. Even when I do good, they feel like they have so much to do with it and they did. My hat goes off to Travis. He's doing such a good job, coming in on a whim and being able to perform at a high level. He's doing great."
Cribbs credited the coaching staff for the play.
"The coaches did a good job putting that in," Cribbs said. "The play was more designed as a block. We did it a couple of times in practice. We tried to get the punt blocked up the middle."
The return sparked the offense to put up 20 points in the second half.
"He's so fast and it was so exciting to see him take that back," Trent Richardson said. "Travis is the fastest man I've ever seen. He sparked the team and we feed off of each other. We were all hyped up and just went from there."
Benjamin said he could feel the team build off of his return.
"It was a great momentum builder," Benjamin said. "It was a great special team play. Those plays build momentum."
In the fourth quarter, Cribbs returned a punt 38 yards to the Chiefs' 35, to set up a 34-yard field goal by Phil Dawson to make the final score 30-7. Cribbs had three punt returns for 51 yards.
Cribbs said he's sensing the Browns are coming together.
"I think it's a lot of leadership, a lot of guys that are finding themselves," Cribbs said. "That's good on a football team.
"You can see us starting to turn the corner and starting to finish," he said. "That's all that's left for us to do is finish. We get out to these good leads, we had that one hiccup when Jamaal Charles ran up the middle, but after the defense shut them down.
"The offense scored points at will and we kept scoring," he said. "Special teams was just great today, all across the board. All phases showed up and that's what happens."
Haden said the Browns have been close for a while.
"It's been like that for awhile," Haden said. "We've been right there and at the end of the game. Now, at the end of the game we're ready to make plays when our number is called.
"You know you have the ability to go out and win and you do it," Haden said.
Haden is excited the Browns have put together a winning streak.
"It feels good, haven't done this since Florida (college)," he said. "It's a different feeling. It definitely feels good. Like I say every week, now we have to get ready for the Redskins. They're a challenging opponent. Everybody is just feeling it. We are getting used to it and I like it a lot."
Ward agreed.
"It really feels good," Ward said. "It is the first time I have won three games in a row since I have been here. We have three more left. We are looking to improve and hopefully, just win the next game. "
Richardson, who scored two touchdowns, despite rushing for just 42 yards, said he's excited for what he's seeing.
"We're putting something together here," Richardson said. "We haven't arrived yet, but we're just trying to get to the next level and be a good team.
"There's a lot of emotion and a lot of excitement because we're so young" Richardson said. "Just to be a part of it is fun and great to be a part of."
One/Two Punch: RB Montario Hardesty led the Browns with 52 yards on just 10 carries, including a 25-yard run. However, after he fumbled near the goal line, RB Trent Richardson was inserted and he scored his second touchdown of the game.
Shurmur said he was mad at himself for taking out Hardesty.
"I'm (mad) at myself," Shurmur said. "Montario had carried the football and earned the chance to get the touchdown. I have confidence in him."
Richardson rushed for just 42 yards, with his longest run being eight yards. However, he scored his eighth and ninth rushing touchdowns of the season. He also caught one pass for 9 yards and had a touchdown reception called back for offensive pass interference.
Richardson tied the single-season rookie record for touchdowns with RB Jim Brown who had nine touchdowns rushing in 1957. His total of 10 (9 rushing, 1 receiving) tied Eric Metcalf (1989)and Brown (1957).
Wildcat Sighting: The Browns employed the 'Wildcat' for the first time this season and WR Josh Cribbs carried twice for 15 yards. His second carry was for 12 yards and was stopped just short of the goal line setting up Richardson's touchdown.
Shurmur was asked why the Wildcat?
"We did some fun stuff," Shurmur said. "We thought it would be fun."
The Browns also had an end around from Benjamin for 15 yards and WR Greg Little lined up in the backfield and ran for 17 yards to the one-yard line.
Phil Hits 300: K Phil Dawson kicked his 300th career field goal to become one of only 25 players to do so. Dawson admitted he was a little nervous before the 23-yard attempt in the first quarter.
"The 300 (career field goals) deal," Dawson said. "Worked a long time to have a chance to get there and to be right on the doorstep sometimes is worse than being 50 away."
Dawson is very happy to share his accomplishment with his teammates.
"I'm extremely grateful for all the teammates I've had that have helped me get to that," he said. "Kansas City was coming extremely hard on the field goal rush today. After every field goal, I'm picking up three or four of my guys who are flat on their backs. Those guys never get credit for made field goals, but with 300 made or whatever it is now, there's been countless guys that have given me the opportunity. I'm just really grateful for those guys."
Dawson also went over the 100-point mark and now has 103 points on the season. He kicked three field goals and three PATs.
Dawson is the most accurate field goal kicker in NFL history among kickers with 300 field goals or more at 84.1 percent. Former Browns K Matt Stover is at 83.7.
King of the AFC North: For the first time since 2007, the Browns won and all other three teams in the AFC North lost. The Ravens are 9-4, while the Steelers and Bengals are 7-6. The Browns are 4-3 at home with one game to play. They also are 3-0 against the AFC West.
Wide Receiver Day: WR Josh Gordon had 12 targets and caught eight passes for 86 yards (10.8 avg.) and WR Greg Little had seven targets with four receptions for 69 yards (17.3 avg.). Little also had a run for 17 yards. No other wide receivers caught a pass. TE Ben Watson had three receptions for 43 yards.
Weeden's Day: QB Brandon Weeden was 17-of-30 for 217 yards with no touchdowns and no interceptions. His rating was 79.4. He was sacked three times and had one rush for 15 yards.
Gipson Pick: Rookie DB Tashaun Gipson had his first career interception on a deflected pass from DB Joe Haden. It was the only interception in the game.
Sack Brigade: The Browns combined for five sacks in the game. DL Frostee Rucker, DL Jabaal Sheard, DL John Hughes, DL Juqua Parker each had one sack, while LB D'Qwell Jackson and LB Kaluka Maiava combined for one. The Browns have 33 sacks on the season, more than they had last season .
Rude Homecoming: Romeo Crennel and Brian Daboll didn't have a very good return to Cleveland as coaches, nor did the players. QB Brady Quinn was just 10-of-21 for 159 yards with no touchdowns and one interception. His rating was 53.5. He was sacked five times. RB Peyton Hillis had five carries for 11 yards and caught one pass for six yards. His longest run was for four yards. DL Shaun Smith had two tackles and DB Abe Elam was inactive.
Injury Update: LB James-Michael Johnson and DL Phil Taylor left the game with an injury, but both returned. Taylor injured his ankle and Johnson his thigh.
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¶ Whether we were roused from our habitual complacent but tacit assent to almost everything that Paul Krugman has to say in his column at the Times by a wave of springlike weather or by an exceptional acuity of insight, we decided to begin a collection of Putrid Lies for use as a self-test. If you fail to smell the rank decay, then you must retire to the Nuisance Corner and compose an eloquent defense of the proposition in question. In today's case, it concerns the alleged "skills gap."
Unfortunately, the skills myth — like the myth of a looming debt crisis — is having dire effects on real-world policy. Instead of focusing on the way disastrously wrongheaded fiscal policy and inadequate action by the Federal Reserve have crippled the economy and demanding action, important people piously wring their hands about the failings of American workers.
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text: The Unilever Sustainable Living Plan commits us to halving the water associated with the consumer use of our products by 2020. Our approachWater shortages are an increasingly common concern around the world and are exacerbated by a number of factors including climate change and population increase. By 2025, 1.8 billion people will be living in countries or regions with absolute water scarcity and two-thirds in water-stressed conditions.To grow our business sustainably, we must reduce the total amount of water used across our value chain - from raw material sourcing through to the design of our products.Using 2008 as our baseline we have assessed the water footprint of over 1,600 of our products in seven water-scarce countries, accounting for around half the world's population. They include China, India and the US. This is based on our water metric which currently considers only the water in the product and the water used by consumers in water-scarce countries.We are making progress in considering water use across the value chain. In 2012 we estimated the water used to produce our agricultural raw materials. Our estimate is that when agricultural water is included, 85% of the water use associated with our products occurs in the consumer use phase.Water used in our manufacturing operations is captured separately as part of our eco-efficiency in manufacturing programme.The work we conducted on our footprint has helped us to develop our strategy and set targets to manage our impact. See Our water footprint.Our strategyOur strategic approach to water covers reducing water in agriculture, manufacturing and the water associated with consumer use.Water in agriculture: we have made a commitment to source 100% of our agricultural raw materials sustainably by 2020, according to the Unilever Sustainable Agriculture Code. One of the 11 indicators in the Code relates to water. The requirements of the Code are shared with all our suppliers of agricultural raw materials who must comply with our 'Scheme Rules'. We are working with them to minimise water, and pollution, from growing our key crops.Since 2010 we have worked with the Water Footprint Network to measure our agricultural water impact. We have learnt that our priority water-intensive crops are tomatoes and sugar cane and that overall our footprint is lower than we had previously estimated. 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The water used by our consumers in washing and cleaning is approximately seven times greater than the water embedded in the agricultural raw materials we buy.For people in emerging countries, the proportion of their household water needed for washing clothes can be considerable, taking up to one-third of a their water supply. To meet their needs, we are making some progress in designing and rolling out products which require less water. See Water use by consumers.An analysis of our absolute water footprint associated with the consumer use of our products shows that around 38% comes from the laundry process – a significant proportion of this is washing laundry by hand in the developing world. A further 39% comes from showering, bathing and washing hair with our products. The water associated with cooking with our food products is minimal in comparison.Our future strategy for water therefore focuses on our most material impacts – in personal care and laundry. 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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honored five legendary rockers on Monday night at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. Rockers become eligible to be inducted 25 years after the release of their first song. Those who were inducted this year included Alice Cooper, Neil Diamond, Tom Waits, Dr. John and Darlene Love.
Cooper, who rose to fame with songs like School's Out and Eighteen, was inducted by rocker Rob Zombie. True to form, Cooper wore a white shirt with blood stains, an albino snake wrapped around his neck and his signature black eye make-up. "We've always been a hard-rock band," Cooper said. "We just wanted to decorate it a little differently."
Neil Diamond came out taking pictures of the crowd. Paul Simon, who introduced Diamond, asked the audience, "Why so long? I have a theory. Six words: You Don't Bring Me Flowers Anymore. Beautiful love song. Recorded with Barbra Streisand, one of the great voices of our time. But Barbra Streisand, rock and roll? I don't think they even allow that kind of DNA near this place."
Waits, who was introduced by Neil Young, told the audience his statuette was "really heavy."
"I'm wondering if there's a keychain version I can keep on me so some day a guy will say, 'Pete, take the cuffs off -- he's a hall of famer,'" he said.
You can catch the 26th annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony on March 20 at 9 p.m. on Fuse.
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BFROOK - you're mistaken; Neil Diamond was a prolific song writer who was sought after by many, many performers, including dozens of well-known rock bands. He wrote and recorded "I'm a Believer" years before the Monkees covered it. "Cherry Cherry" one of his earliest recordings, is clearly rock and roll.
Something all real muscians learn is how to respect, admire, learn and benefit from the influence of all genres of music. Plus, these days age is rather irrlevant in the music industry.
You need to open your eyes and ears and broaden your horizons.
Firstly, Neil Diamond started as a writer, writing such hits as "I'm a Believer" performed by the Monkees. He should have been nominated for his writing if nothing else. Secondly, if you remember back, Bonnie Raitt's material was never released as "country", just as today you might hear The Eagles on country radio, back in the day they would have never played them in a million years. Congrats to Alice Cooper, an originator of "shock-rock".
Alice Cooper is a good choice. But Neil Diamond? Are you kidding? He should be in the "Grandma's Favorites Hall of Fame". Just like when they nominated a country singer Bonnie Raitt. No reasoning whatsoever.


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Looking for hush money, are we? LA-based model Michael Girgenti, who worked with Kourtney Kardashian on a 944 magazine photo shoot in 2008, tells this week's issue of In Touch that he believes he could be Mason Disick's biological father. Girgenti details the alleged liaison, which he claims was almost exactly nine months before Mason's birth.
The two hooked up while Kourtney was filming Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami, and she was on a break from Scott Disick.
"After he was born, and I saw photos of him," the 26-year-old tells the magazine. "I began to wonder."
Kourtney acknowledges working with Michael at the shoot but contends that Disick is the dad.
Girgenti is hoping for a DNA test.
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There was a lot of PDA going on between Hayden Panettiere and Wladimir Klitschko during Sunday's Miami Heat vs. Charlotte Bobcats game, but maybe they were celebrating their engagement? UsWeekly reports the two are set to walk down the aisle.
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To re-visit this idea, I think there must be something going on to facilitate a birth that is pain-free. Why couldn't changes of positions, support and encouragement, and a mindset that approaches labor and birth as normal be a part of creating the pain-free experience?
The contractions themselves also hurt. They hurt like the worst menstrual cramps I'd ever had. I heard them described that way later, but I'd never heard them described that way at the time. They felt just like cramps. So did all three of my miscarriages. I have to think that the pain does have a physical/physiological basis when it so closely mimicked other pain I'd felt. I really can't say what role expectations played in any of it. I had no expectation of painful periods, as I'd been menstruating for almost two years before I had one that hurt, and the painful ones never were predictable. I certainly didn't anticipate my miscarriages - just pain that came out of nowhere at 12 weeks gestation. Yet, that pain was just like my labour pains.
I do think pain management is tremendously important. The role of changing positions is hardly going to revolutionary information on this board, but I know how important it is. When I went in for my scheduled section with ds2, I'd been in labour since the night before. The contractions hurt - more than I'd remember, actually - but they weren't terrible. I was riding them out fairly easily...walking around, mostly. When I got to the hospital, they put me on a bed to check dilation. When the next contraction hit, I was ready to claw out someone's eyes if it would make the pain go away. I honestly can't imagine what it feels like to go through an entire labour like that! It was brutal...so I definitely feel that it's essential to educate women (and doctors!) about alternative methods of coping with pain (changing positions, warm water, counter pressure, etc.).


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The installation on the lights at Brown Field has now been completed and with it Valparaiso University has announced night games this fall in football as well as men's and women's soccer.
The Musco Sports lighting structures were completed and tested earlier this week, and will not only be used for varsity competition, but will allow Crusader athletic teams to practice later into the evening.
The Crusader football team will play at home under the lights for the first time ever on September 18 for the home opener against longtime rival Saint Joseph's (Ind.) in a 7 p.m. kickoff.
Valpo's women's soccer team will play a pair of home contests at night this season. The August 27 match against Eastern Illinois as well as the September 10 contest against Eastern Michigan will kickoff at 7 p.m.
All eight of the men's soccer's regular season matches will be played under the lights. Sunday night matches will kickoff at 6 p.m. with the exception of the home opener on September 19 against Bowling Green which will start at 7 p.m. All other matches during the week will also be played at 7 p.m.
"To have the university's first lighted athletics facility is an exciting step forward for the department," ValparaisoUniversity director of athletics Mark LaBarbera said. "Playing in the evenings will enable more of our students and fans to attend games and help bring the excitement of Valpo athletics to more people."
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The restaurant serves a menu of po'boy sandwiches, seafood baskets and gumbo. The po'boys are offered with fried popcorn shrimp, oysters or catfish, with popcorn shrimp being the most popular, followed closely the by oysters. Customers can also choose from the basket menu, with the fried jumbo shrimp as the biggest seller. Sides are comprised of French fries, made-from-scratch cole slaw or hush puppies. Grilled items include lobster tail, crab legs and shrimp, which come with traditional low country boil sides such as red potatoes with Old Bay seasoning, corn on the cob and andouille or chorizo sausage. All of the fried seafood is hand-breaded, and the cocktail sauce and remoulade are both made in-house.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A disabled man was killed in a house fire in northern Kanawha County Monday, and investigators are working to determine the cause of the blaze.
Firefighters were dispatched about 4:22 p.m. to a house fire on Jakes Run Road in Frame after neighbors down the road heard what sounded like a pop or an explosion, said C.W. Sigman, Kanawha County fire coordinator.
The neighbors told him they looked out the window and saw the house on fire and then called for help.
Half of the single-story home was completely engulfed and had partially collapsed when firefighters arrived, he said. Sigman called the fire "not survivable."
Firefighters found the man's body inside.
The man, whose identity has not been released, was older and was said to have an unknown disability, believed to have caused a mobility issue, Sigman said. The neighbors down the road from the house told officials they sometimes helped him take care of things.
A team from the state Medical Examiner's office was on its way to the scene Monday evening. The man's body will be taken to the Medical Examiner's office for identification and an autopsy.
"Right now we're focusing on getting him out of the house," Sigman said. "We're going to have the fire marshal come and try to determine the cause though it will be tough because of the extent of the damage."
Sigman said there was fire damage throughout the small house. It was unclear if the man had a working smoke alarm in the home.
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As a hijacked airplane came hurtling toward the president, a strange glowing hole opened in the sky and the plane vanished into it, sparing the lives of the people on the ground. Here's what Nick Wauters (creator ) posted on Twitter few minutes ago:
It started w/ the twist of the disappearance on the ship in the back of my head for years.It built the story around that.
Wasn't that something Tesla was supposedly working on?
The Event ended with the mysterious Sophia Maguire, leader of the prisoners at the Mount Inostranka facility in Alaska, ominously stating "They saved us."
Clearly Sophia knows a lot more than she led the president to believe, but who are "they" and what's with the people at Mount Inostranka?
Who Are "They"?
The first time I heard "They saved us," your mind should immediately jump to aliens. I know mine did. But if six years of following Lost taught me anything, it's that the simplest answer is never the correct one.
(unless you'll believe what NY MAG spoiled few weeks ago. – potential major spoilers )
So I don't think Sophia was referring to aliens when she said "They saved us." Instead, I think that the time travel is a huge part of The Event and that the wormhole transported the plane to another location in space-time.
That "they" are time travelers seems fairly evident. It's either time warp, or they have a very advanced transporter beam
They are not one with Sophia, they are different from her. She is surprised they acted at all. Then who is Sophia?
What is Mount Inostranka?
Time travel theory extends to the residents of Mount Inostranka, Sophia and the rest of her people the Mount Inostranka are prisoners.
Inostranka in Russian means stranger or foreigner. An alien?
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This is in reference to the guest column in Friday's Journal. There's no way I can account for the picture of the author, but it appears to me that Barack Obama has assumed the pseudonym, "John Christensen." Haven't we heard the same message a thousand times from our "esteemed" leader?
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Why limit the town square to one display on the podium? Just change it up every four months. Let the town residents submit suggestions in The Journal. Local artists could participate and auction off the display afterwards.
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From Inwood:
In response to the caller from Oklahoma, on the tornado, that is a good example of how a Republican state handles this type of situation, as opposed to the Democratic states. They have had their hands out so long, they will never fend for themselves.
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Why bother with your mobile site? I hope you take up that person's (previously posted in JJ a couple weeks ago?) offer to help with your website and mobile app. Got a text message about severe weather but couldn't find on mobile app, had to go to Internet site, breaking news to find it. Time for a mobile app update, folks, like on a rather continual basis.
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A stoplight is badly needed at the Inwood Food Lion or even at the road by the farmers' market! I wish someone would look into this.
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I think it's time for our governor to step in and do something about this crooked power company. Potomac Edison is taking advantage of West Virginia residents, and there needs to be something done about it.
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Potomac Edison can make all the excuses they want about these electric bills. The bottom line is, they're a bunch of crooks, and they're ripping people off in West Virginia, and it seems like our elected officials don't care.